
Mitchell Beaupre
Managing Editor at Letterboxd
Articles
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1 day ago |
letterboxd.com | Mitchell Beaupre |Gemma Gracewood |Jeanne Dielman
If you had any doubt that the Talking Heads were foundational in the artistry of Mike Mills, look no further than his 2016 feature 20th Century Women. From the ‘Don’t Worry About the Government’ needle drop in the film’s opening to the Talking Heads: 77 shirt that leading character Jamie (Lucas Jade Zumann), who was based on Mills, wears and is subsequently beaten up for (a shirt Mills actually owns), the director’s appreciation of the band is all over his work.
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3 weeks ago |
letterboxd.com | Gemma Gracewood |Mitchell Beaupre
Joe Wright wasn’t intending to create one of the most obsessed-over period pictures of the 21st century. He tells us he merely wanted to be “at the service of Jane Austen and her story.” So how did a close-up of Matthew Macfadyen’s fingers become so distractingly important as to pack out theaters twenty years later?
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4 weeks ago |
letterboxd.com | Mitchell Beaupre |Mia Lee Vicino
The Josh Hartnett renaissance is in full swing, and we’re all the better for it. The past few years have seen a major surge for the star who broke out at the turn of the century across horror hits (Halloween H20: 20 Years Later, The Faculty), emotionally packed teen dramas (The Virgin Suicides, O) and major blockbusters (Pearl Harbor, Black Hawk Down).
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1 month ago |
letterboxd.com | Mitchell Beaupre |Matt Goldberg
So goes the iconic tagline for 2005’s equally iconic House of Wax, a watershed moment in the grunge horror era of early 21st century Hollywood cinema. While other films of this wave have seen their stocks falter as they age, Jaume Collet-Serra’s loose remake of André de Toth’s 1953 Vincent Price-starring chiller about a murderer who encases his victims in wax sculptures has only grown in stature.
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1 month ago |
letterboxd.com | Mitchell Beaupre |Katie Rife |Dominic Corry
When a director is responsible for what Letterboxd members describe as “single-handedly the best action movie I [have] ever seen,” you make sure to stand to attention whenever they’ve got a new release coming. After spending some time in the world of television with Gangs of London, Welsh action maestro Gareth Evans (The Raid, The Raid 2) is back to feature filmmaking.
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